The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-06-01

ana on the Augusta anu io''u
(Port Royal and Western Carolina Railway
COZ has been reduced 10 four (4l cents rouho
trip to the commencement OF Furman chl.
vcrSity. Tickets can be bought on llth ol
June, good to return on 18th OF June.
The Presbyterian ladies will give lovers
and others weekly opportunity 10 least lheli
best girls on cake and ice creln IN the yaI9 vi
capt. l.. w. White. The yard, last fri9aS
night with its fancy lanterns, It's beautll.'i !
women and its handsome men, maze Sight
pleasant to look upon.
WE learn that the Holiness Evangelists
threaten to visit Abbeville at an early day.
They will find this Il hard place, and VIII, no
doubt, 20 away disgusted with their own
weakness or with our wickedness III Il lack Oh
appreciation OF their services.
THE contemplated change in the running
of the trains OH the G. 4 G. road did not take
place last Monday, as was expected. The
idea has been abandoned. The midday tram
on the Abbeville Branch has been discon'
tinucd.
MIR. r. p. SHAW and Mr.. Richard r.. Kirk
patrick OF the Saluda section was in town
Yesterday. Mr.. Kirk patrick Is suffering from
Il gun shot wound received In the war while
1T the post of danger and in the place OF
honor.
school at Mccormick several days ago was
thrown from his mule and badly hurt. He is
still i'm bed, and almost helpless, having re-
ceivcd serious injuries in the hlp.
MR.. ToMPKINs MABRY has been measuring
some OF the public roads. He measured last
Monday the distance from Mr.. Frank VIII
sons to the villaSe-being merely prelimi-
nary survey, so to speak.
Mrs. T. C.. COVER, of Greenville. and Miss
Howell Mcintosh of Bordeaux, have been on
a visit TO Mrs. Lee and other friends. They
went to Bordeaux last Monday, and will re-
turn next Saturday.
CAPT. PARKS "broke up q setting hen
week ago. leaving only a NEST egg In the
nest. Yesterday good chick pecked itseii
out of the shell. This beats steam incubatoes.
On next Monday DR.. H. d. Wilson will go
to Atlanta on business and Will be absence
from his Office for about ten days. His pa
irons will govern themselves accordingly.
Mr.. W. ]. RoGERS's family are spending
the summer at Troy, while he is pressing ms
wholesale grocery business In Augusta with
more energy than ever before.
MIR. HARVEY WILSON, of the Washington
Excursion party, returned last week. Such
OF the remainder of'the party that do not get
left will return this week.
MIR. JOHN A. DEvLIN, of Due West passed
through Abbeville yesterday cd his way to
see his brother Mr. K. H. Devlin, whose wife
Is in dying condition.
CAPT. MANN, Of the County Commissioners
was in town yesterday. looking after the bus
mess of the office. The Board meets next
Tuesdays.
Mrs. CooGLER has bought the dwelling OF
l
She moved to her new place last Wednesday.
Miss ELIZA GossETT, Of Easley, returned
home on Saturday night last after three
months visit to her sister, Mrs. Il. j. Syfan.
WM Z. BELL offers special bargains tor the
month of June. Give him call a1d secure
bargain In summer goods.
Miss MAMIE HILL, who has been visiting
friends ut Williamson for several weeks, re-
turned last Saturday week.
Mrs. ALLEN MCCANTEY, daughter of Mr.
Robert Keown died LAST Monday. Three little
children are motherleSS.
Miss WILLIE, one of Mr.. Seals younger
daughters. fell last Friday while at play, and
received severe bruises.
GIVE your orders for printing to the offices
in Abbeyille. Good work and low prices will
insure satisfaction.
MIR. NJ. ERWIN who owns one of the best
mills in upper Sonth Carolina, was on our
streets yesterday.
Mrs. JOHN MCCALL and her daughter, OF
C0kesbury, were guests at DR.. Gary's last
Monday night.
MRS. JOHN ELI ELLIS, OF Groggy Springs
neighborhood died last Monday night, At
eleven o'clock.
THE Presbyterian ladies dispensed lemo-
made and ice.cream in Capt. Whites yard last
Friday night.
Mr.. r. NJ. HADDoN, after being confined to
his bed for two weeks, is again able to come
down stairs.
MIR. n. P. NICKNAME is the owner Of a
mineral spring. He says he found IT In q
ditch.
From this date, June lst, our store will be
closed at O'Clock p. m. R. NJ. Haddon & Co.
MIR. NJ. o. McCRACKEN will move to Maga-
zine Hill TO live In Mr.. McGettigans house.
Mr.. JULIUS VIsANsKA, one Of the leading
merchants of Troy, was in town Monday.
MIR. G. W. SYFAN who has been quite sick
for several weeks is again able to be up.
TIE newspapers and the Governors are still
working on the Blackwood chestnut.
f. q. GRAYDoN, ESQ.,. has been quite sick
for week. He is now improving.
Mrs. w. L. MILLER will occupy the Knox
Hotel and will take boarders.
DIR. B. C. HART, of Cokesbury was at the
Court House yesterday.
THE crop prospects were never better at this
season OF the year.
Mrs. j. r. GossErr is visiting in Able.
vile.
MRS. SAMUEL WILLIAMS is Ill OF consump-
tion.
DR.. JAMES BoYCE, Of Due West, is sick.
WE had good rains yesterday evening.